Common-area cleaning for strata and body corporate buildings on a written scope, with a monthly report your committee can table at its next meeting.
If you sit on a strata committee or manage buildings for one, you are accountable to owners for what the common areas look like and what the cleaning costs. We write the scope down, clean to it, and give you a report you can put in front of the committee.
This page is for apartment buildings, townhouse complexes and mixed-use strata schemes on the Gold Coast that need a recurring common-area clean.
These are the common areas our strata crews clean. Your written scope sets out which apply to your building, and how often each is done, so the committee knows what it is signing off.
Each month you receive a cleaning report against the agreed scope. A supervisor who wasn’t on the roster inspects the building and scores it, so the report isn’t a cleaner marking their own work.
If the crew notices a maintenance issue while cleaning, such as a blown light in the lobby, a leak in the bin room or a damaged door, it is passed to the building manager so it doesn’t wait for the next inspection.
Lobbies and lift wells, entry glass and shared amenities are done to a fixed route, with the car park and bin rooms on the schedule your scope sets.
Visits are scheduled to suit the building, so residents aren’t working around equipment in the lobby at peak times.
We agree how the crew gets into the building, plant rooms and bin areas before the first visit, and record it in the scope.
For residents. The lobby, lifts and entry are the part of the building everyone uses every day. When they are consistently clean, residents notice, and so do owners reading the committee’s report.
For visitors and buyers. Agents, tradespeople and prospective buyers form a view of a building from the entry glass and the first corridor. Clean common areas tell them the scheme is looked after.
For the committee. A written scope and a monthly report give you a record of what was done, which helps when owners ask what the levies are paying for.
Every cleaner placed on your site is police checked.
Insured for $20M public liability.
The same cleaners on your site, trained on your scope.
Yes. You receive a monthly cleaning report against the agreed scope, which a manager can table at the committee meeting.
That is the arrangement we set up for every building, so the crew learns your scope, your access arrangements and your building.
Yes. We agree visit times with you to suit the building, and settle access, keys and fobs before the first visit.
The crew reports maintenance issues noticed during cleans, such as a leak or a broken light, to the building manager.
Every cleaner placed on a strata site is police checked, and we carry $20M public liability.
Request a committee proposal using the form at the top of this page. We walk the common areas with you, measure the scope, and put a proposal in writing for the committee to consider.
We walk your common areas with you, measure the scope, and put the proposal in writing. Free, no obligation.
